Entertainment
Diana Hamilton’s ‘AkwantuPa Experience’ ‘shakes’ London
The Dominion Centre in London was transformed into a haven of worship as the highly anticipated ‘AkwantuPa Experience’ with award-winning gospel artist Diana Hamilton unfolded to a packed and expectant crowd. Fans lined up in massive queues outside, an early indication of the powerful night that lay ahead.
At precisely 5:00 pm, the doors opened, and patrons were welcomed into the exhibition hall, where they could explore a catalog of Diana’s remarkable achievements, setting a reverent tone for the evening.
The event began promptly at 5:55 pm, immersing attendees in a dynamic atmosphere of praise and worship. Ghanaian artist, Yaw Boadu kicked off the night with high-energy praise, infusing the crowd with enthusiasm. Charlotte Appiah then took the stage, elevating the spirit further before Kobbe Mante stepped up to bring an extra layer of intensity.
The crescendo continued to build as Ada Ehi graced the stage, captivating the audience with her popular hits, including ‘Congratulations’ and ‘Definitely’. Her powerful performance brought the crowd to its feet, solidifying the joyous mood and paving the way for the evening’s headliner.
Diana closed the night with a soul-stirring, back-to-back rendition of her chart-topping songs. With each note, she led the audience through a worship experience that was both uplifting and deeply personal, showcasing her extensive catalogue and reinforcing her reputation as one of gospel music’s most inspiring voices.
From the first song to the final prayer, ‘AkwantuPa Experience’ was an unforgettable night of worship, unity, and inspiration. The night ended with a reception and photo session for platinum ticket holders.
Fans left the Dominion Centre filled with joy, hearts full of faith, and anticipation for what is to come next in Diana Hamilton’s impactful journey.
Entertainment
Bulldog, Arnold Asamoah Baidoo tip King Promise to win Artiste of the Year
It is the time of the year when musicians who have excelled in the year under review would be rewarded at the Ghana Music Awards.
Against this backdrop, entertainment analysts have started enlightening the public on how some Ghanaian artistes worked hard in the year under review.
It is for this reason that two renowned entertainment critics have openly endorsed King Promise for the Artiste of the Year title.
Speaking on Hitz FM, Nana Asiamah Hanson, affectionately called Bulldog said, King Promise will win the Artiste of the Year hands down.
According to him, his predictions do not fail.”King Promise will win hands down, King Promise pushed the boundaries more than anyone else. He was in Asia, tell me who went to Asia to promote our music there?,” he queried.
He noted that King Promise toured different continents and had hit songs on his album.
On his part Arnold Asamoah Baidoo, he would be disappointed if King Promise fails to win Artiste of the Year at this Year’s Telecel Ghana Music Awards.
“This year’s award will go to King Promise, he has shown a lot of consistency from last year and there has not been any rest for him,” he said.
Consequently, he urged fans of King Promise to aggressively push for him to win the ultimate.
Arnold Asamoah also charged the board, academy and general public not to miss out crowning King Promise, because he is the deserving person for the Artiste of the Year.
Entertainment
Jutta Addo crowned Miss Ghana 2025
JUTTA Ama Pokuah Addo, a Law student at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) was crowned the winner of the Miss Ghana 2025 edition held over the weekend at the Avenue Event Centre in Accra.
The first runner-up was Maud Anti Oduro, while Melissa A-Montah, placed third.
The national event brought together young women from each of Ghana’s regions, all vying for the prestigious title.
Jutta, representing the Central Region, beat the other contestants after weeks of intense competition.
The feat grants her the opportunity to represent Ghana at the 72nd Miss World Festival, to be held in Telangana, India, on May 7-31.
Miss Jutta Addo, who also won awards for Miss Photogenic and Miss Social Media/Voting, charmed the judges and audience with her eloquence, grace, and dedication to her advocacy.
As the new Miss Ghana, she will embark on a year of service, ambassadorial duties, and preparation for the Miss World competition which takes place in India.
The contestants were judged not only on beauty but also on their intelligence, public speaking skills, and commitment to social causes.
The finale was a glamorous occasion, graced by personalities such as Ghanaian musician Okyeame Kwame, who delivered a lively performance that had the audience on their feet with his great hits. Songstress Lucya, Acoustic Frey and DJ Ryna also serenaded the crowd with their soulful melodies, adding to the night’s unforgettable moments.
The night also celebrated other outstanding contestants with special awards, including Most Beautiful Skin – Miss Maud Anti Oduro; Miss Fitness – Miss Emmanuella Kudjordji; Most Disciplined – Miss Priscilla Nutornutsi; Miss Congeniality – Miss Melissa Mintah and Miss Talent – Miss Stella Saka.
Others include Miss Eloquence – Miss Theresa Weyerane; Miss Beauty With a Purpose (BWAP) went to four contestants as they touched the hearts of many with their projects.
They are Miss Melissa Mintah, Miss Jutta Addo, Miss Naa Ayeley Hammond and Miss Nana Adjoa and Miss Top Model, Emmanuella Kudjordji.
For 68 years, Miss Ghana has produced outstanding ambassadors who champion social causes and represent Ghana on global stages.
Miss Ghana was founded by Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana’s first president and 68 years on, celebrated beauty, intelligence, and the impactful legacy of Ghana’s most iconic pageant.
By Linda Abrefi Wadie
